Sentence examples for problems of governments from inspiring English sources

"Monetary policy cannot and may not solve the solvency problems of governments and banks".

Frontiers create special problems of government.

This "feudal reaction" contributed to the problems of government in the years before the Revolution.

British humanities departments, already thought by many to be underfunded, are also facing problems of government perception.

The problems of government are practical ones, and may justify, if they do not require, rough accommodations -- illogical, it may be, and unscientific.

They are circumscribed partly by history and partly by the problems of government, large and dynamic [p467] though they be, with which they are concerned.

In general, one of the commonest problems of government reflation is that the benefits leak out beyond your borders because the programme sucks in imports.

Paradoxically, the antigovernment conservatives of the 1980s took the problems of government far more seriously than the pro-government conservatives of the 2000s.

In Kenya, the problems of government doctors are not generally shared by private physicians, who make up the vast majority of the county's 5,000 doctors.

As someone who once worked in the New York public school system, I am not inured to the problems of government bureaucracy.

Patterson, Eddie Yes, but treat us as intelligent people who will appreciate the problems of government more readily if you tell it as it is.